The Arizona champion., 1887-01-22
LOCHL Ah2ZERS.

Prescott on Tuesday last.
 Geo. c. waddell, deputy sheriff from Prescott, is in town.
 Lon Maybee, of Albuquerque, ha' been in town during the past week.
 T. Norris and H. J. Miller art iu attendance on court at Prescott.
 Flagstaff has been in mourning thig week and the town has been very quiet.
 Mir. Butler, of the Mineral Belt Railroad, returned irom Los Angeles yesterday.
 Attention is called to the CRAM. PioN cowboy cincha advertised on the first page.
 Arizona insane patients have reack. cd the new asylum at Phenix from Stockton, Cal.
 The beautiful snow put in an ap- pearance last night. It was welcome sight to stockmen.
 Ernest Myers, of Lowenthal and Myers, Albuquerque, made visit to flsgs,ad this week.
 Several hundred excursionists have passed through on their way to Cali furnia during the week.
 The construction of the Mineral Belt Railroad has been steadily pro gressing during the week.
 There is another fine healthy hoy arrived at the ranch of W. H. Adder son, north of the:town.
 The CHAMPION cowboy double cin. cha is the best ever manufactured. See advertisement in this issue.
 James Hughes, deputy U. s. col, lector of Internal Revenue from Pres colt. was in town this week.
 The box supper which was to have taken place at the school house last "Wednesday evening was postponed.
 Go to Jim O'Neill's if you want hse fresh Baltimore oysters. packed ca ice. from Kansas City by express.
 C.. Sw., which means Chicago, Kansas & Western. i, the new name fer the A,chison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rw;sroad.
 All of the saloons in town closed up from the time of the death of John N. Berry until after the funeral on 1harsday.
 There will be Sunday school and preaching at the usual time at the school house on Sunday by Rev. N l.. Guthre.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured thou sands ot cases Of rheumatism. This is abundant reason for belief that it will cure you. Try it.
 The many friends of Ed Gale will be very sorry to learn tha; he is suffer- ing severely with inhamatory rheuma- tism aud confined to his room.
 From to-day the popular Chop House of Coalter & Gale will be open day and night. Fresh oysters and lunches will be served in first class style.
 Shortly before John N, Bcry's death he was asked if he knew who shot him. He replied: "Ycs. it was a man I have done many favou to-" bat did not mention his name.
 Mir. George L. Sands will take charge of the A. & P. railroad on Feb. It. as general manager of this branch of the Chicago, Kansas and Western system.
 The Sons of Veterans hold their re. gular meeting at G. A. R. Hall next Friday evening at , o'clock. Install iation of officers will take place and 1 all members arc earnestly requested to l be present.
 The following gentlemen have been appointed by Governor Zulick as commissioners to revise and codify the laws: Ben Goodrich. of cochise County; Cameron H. King, of Pima | and E. ". Wells, of Yavapai.
 A public meeting will be held at the Grand Army Hall on Monday even- ing next to decide upon making some | affective and permanent arrangements for s night watchman to properly guard the town. All parties interested arc requested to attend. at seven o'clock.
 On Sunday evening last a memorial service was held in the school house | in honor of the memory of General i